Now here’s a fun one. One of Tech-House‘s most prominent DJs and producers, PAWSA, blasts us off with the collaboration with the OG band, Adventures of Stevie V. ‘Dirty Cash (Money Talks)’ caused an uproar on social media on release weekend. Stevie V’s 90s solo version became popular most recently, as it appeared on Netflix‘s hit limited series “Monsters, The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story”. Now, the tracks is on a whole other level of expertise. The UK tastemaker presents us with a fresh, groovy, soulful yet silly and ironic track.
‘Dirty Cash (Money Talks)’
The lyrics of the track influence the pace and tone. Lots of attitude and hustler-esque rhymes give us absolute mayhem on the dancefloor. The female vocals breathe life into the groovy basslines, that have our hips rocking in every single direction. After a rap break from Adventures of Stevie V, now we are inspired to go get our dirty money. The UK producer and Solid Grooves co-lead brings out the funk from the original version and mixes it with his Tech-House expertise.
The track has already claimed its reward within release weekend. Stations such as Radio 1 Dance, KISSFM UK, and Capital Dance have supported the track on their program. Moreover, the song is currently sitting at Number 1 on Beatport, gracing over Odd Mobs remix of Summit’s ‘palm of my hands’. Furthermore, the track has collected over 1 million streams on spotify on release weekend alone.
Adventures of Stevie V is claiming its return to the spotlight while bringing back ‘Dirty Cash (Money Talks)’, while being introduced to a newer generation of music lovers, with PAWSA at the forefront.
PAWSA
The UK House producer reigns supreme with his flavors and textures. Each track takes us on a groovy journey from beginnig to the end. PAWSA enjoyes the support from peers such as Marco Carola, Nicole Moudaber, Michael Bibi, and Damien Lazarus. You can find me playing sunrise sets all over the world, and one dancefloors curated by Circoloco, Club Space, or his imprint Solid Grooves, which he founded alongside Bibi.
This song makes us want to dance and then work on our 401ks and side hustles after the club. Here is ‘Dirty Cash (Money Talks)’:
